I can’t believe I haven’t posted a cauliflower recipe in over a month! I can’t begin to tell you the willpower that has been required to refrain from posting something containing my favourite (and I swear worlds most versatile) vegetable. I absolutely love cauliflower couscous and serve it regularly as a base to a variety of different salads including my Asian Cauliflower Couscous Salad and a Mexican Cauliflower Couscous Salad I made for DailyBurn (which unfortunately is not SCD/Paleo).
This salad is filled with a delicious combination of tart, creamy and sweet flavours. Radicchio is a chicory which is rich in fibre, antioxidants and vitamins, including vitamin K which helps strengthen bones and prevent osteoporosis. I know that some people shy away from radicchio because it is quite bitter in flavour (especially when eaten by itself) but in this salad the sweetness from the dried cherries and roasted butternut squash helps mellow the bitterness. If you still think the flavour of the radicchio might be a bit too strong for you, then I recommend lightly tossing it in olive oil and roasting it in the oven at 200 degree Celsius for 10 minutes before chopping it up and adding it to the salad.
Cauliflower couscous is a great grain free base for salad as it gives the dish substance and fills you up but is very low in calories (just 27 calories per cup!). Plus like couscous or quinoa, the tiny bits of cauliflower absorb the dressing to maximize the amount of flavour in each bite. The creamy dressing listed below contains an egg yolk, but I have also included a vegan alternative if you prefer to steer clear of raw eggs. I hope you enjoy!

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FYI Balsamic Vinegar us not doesnt complaint for the Specific Carbohydrate Diet
This is delicious and a welcome addition to my standard lunch salads.